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BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.)/COURIER NEWS MMwest'sFeeder Lines in Demand Chkofo end Southern Particularly Hot to •rt IU«U of Parks Gratum WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. IAP) - ttuttgo and Bouthern Airlines hn.. two reaaotu for wanting the big feeder rout* the Civil Aeronautics Board .«nce awarded Park* Air They are: 1. W would giv« C and s 4,OM •He< of feeder line hi 11 Midwestern atatec. ». Mid-Continent Alrlinec of Kan- aa* City, a tlronf cival, ivoiild be beoi out of Chicago. ,; Farlus, »l(liout;h certificated, was ,MVer able to follow through. The •aat. SI. X^itiU, III., Company no* 1 •»3f« it to ready to operate the unite* with single-engine planes, v Chicago and Southern presented tU ewe to hold the routes before a Oivil; - Aeronautics oBard examiner Farkt, while ready to fly the routes, it asking the CAB to ap- JJtfOve a coiwolidation plan with Mid-Continent. This line also favors jthemerger, although it has applied for the route* as an independent carrier If the merger proposal Is •< , \>r io CAB : K. the CAB finds that Park-s Is ac4' capable of operating the routes Mid if it rejects the acquisition proposal, then it will consider the ap- ptiettiorut of other carriers for all or portions of the route*. Chicago and Southern maintains hat if a trunkline Is to operate the toder rotae, 0-and s Is the best Aoiee. It explains that the Parks Stole Will Get Only $50,000 From New Low LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 13. (/f>) _ Arkansas may receive only about »50.000 from Us new escheat law this year, Attorney General ike Miirry said ycslenlay. The law, passed by the 1949 legislature, gives the slate possession of all unclaimed personal property In the. hands of private, organisa- tions (fir more tli:m seven years. Such organizations are required to flte by Nov. I, a llst'ol such property. Muny said today most 01 the reports have been received and estimated the state will receive only about $50,000. He said the majority of the accounts are too small to Justify the required lawsuits, He added that lareest return to the stale probably will come from unclaimed deposits -ti file with utility companies. O'Nei// Is Nominated As Coast Guard Head WASHINGTON, Ocl. 13. TAP) _ President Truman yesterday nominated Rear Adm. Merlin O'Neill to be commandant of the United Stales Coast Guard. ' O'Neill was named for a four- ,'e»r term to succeed Adm. Joseph P. Parley who is retiring when his term expires Deo. 31. Mr. Tinman also asked the Senate to move O'Neill up to vice admiral. routes overlap 24 per cent of C and S's iolal domestic route mileage. Mid-continent, operating west of Chicago from Minneapolis down to Tulsa, Hoiuston and New Orleans, doe-s not have entry to Chicago. If CAB should approve Its merger plans or award it the routes. Mid- Continent would get into Chicago. .MOTOISSUOOTBR-CAR CRASH VICTIM--Billy Cagle Perkins 11 unconscious on the pavement while Efford Panl.sh, 58 farmer from ne.ir tempt to revive him while waiting for an ambulance, Perkins was driv machine collided with Parrlsh's car at an intersection in Lubbock Tex -year-old Texas Tech student, lies Ploydada, Tex., fans him in an at- ing a new moiorscootcr when the (AP Wirephoto). ' ; v OCTOBER'is, 1949 Wife of Hawaiian '. Governor Passes ST.:LOUIS. c*t. i3-</p>-M rs . ,„• gram M, Blaiuback, wife of the governor of Hawaii, died unexpectedly Tuesday ntght after a brain operation performed Monday. Sli£ was 55 years old. .:.-,' :, , , ; A native of Springfield, Mo., Mrs Stainback c a in c to :fhe united States for removal of a brain-tui mor in June: > -, . •' ; She stayed until last week with her sister, Mrs. Geoigeia McPheeters of Springfield, entering Missouri Baptist Hospital on Friday. Her condition was described as good after the operation and her husband was advised it was not necessary to be at her bedside. ' Last nlglit, however, she took a sudden turn for the worse and died after a cardiac collapse, her physician .said. • Oov Stalnhack was immediately notified and he boarded a Pan American plane an hour later for S. Louis. Mrs. Stainback married the governor in California in 1922. Surviving, besides her husband, are two children and her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Nathaniel White. Construction of th« "Queen E\\z- abeth, world's largest liner, required the labor »/•,«• quarter-million people. ' • - • Every r l«Uer of the alphabet' 'i contained In the sentence:] "Pack mj' box wittTfive dozen' JiquoV JM.gs-" , . NOW ** 1/5 quart Was 55.73 mellow as moonlight Kentucky'* Top Straight Bouirbon ' Big news!...big price reduction!"... it's the same fine Straight Kentucky Bourbon. Naturally rich... naturally good. Ask' fpr it today! -f| ui; »(i!« is < mis m •« m* • MM v sit i. Htm itsmn* ti. Senate Turns Down . Fulbright Measures WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. (/!>,— The Senate Tuesday turned down two proposals offered by Senator Ful- brif?ht (D-Ark). Both measures were amendments to the comprehensive agriculture bill. One of the amendments would have increased sugar consumption quotas (ins year by 500.001) tons. The otJier would '-ive repented the sugar quntn act at the end of this year. The Arkansas F lator sharply criticised the Mi-dp], treatment eiveu sugar among farm commodities. It has been found that water made chemically pure by distillation or bailing and cooling will freeze faster than ordinary water. 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